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  • UCC2800-Q1: Is there a way to limit the maximum duty cycle limit?

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    Part Number: UCC2800-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC2800 , UC3842A , UC3842 Hi HVC team, Question above. The max duty cycle is 100%, is it possible to limit to 80% (for example)? Thanks, Lauren
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  • RE: UCC2891: Is UCC2891 suitable for a isolated power supply which has Vin=9~36V, Vo=12V and Io=5A?

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    Hi, Q1, UCC2891 VIN needs minimum 18V to start, if not using VIN, but VDD, it is minimum 13.2V. So for 9V input, you need to add external circuit to make UCC2891 to start Q2, UCC2800, or UCC28C50 Q3, yes, or use TINA TI.
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  • UCC2813-2-Q1: The difference between UCC2813-2-Q1 and UCC2802-Q1

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    Part Number: UCC2813-2-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC2802-Q1 , , UCC2800 Hi Team, My customer is planning to evaluating our UCC2802-Q1, but it seems UCC2813-2-Q1 is almost same with UCC2802-Q1 from the datasheet. Can someone let me know the difference…
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